Poems
Poems
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On beams rough-hewn, from age to age that lie.
Bade his widefahrw unimpair'd sustain The orchard's store, and cheese, and golden grain ; Bade, from its central base, capacious laid.
The well- wrought chimney rear its lofty head ; Where since hath many a savoury ham been stor'd.
And tempests howl'd, and Christmas gambols roar'd.
Flat on the hearth the glowing embers lie. And flames reflected dance in every eye : There the long billet forced at last to bend. While gushing sap froths out at either... end, 70 WINTER.
Throws round its welcome heat : — the ploughman smiles, And oft the joke runs hard on sheepish Giles, Who sits joint tenant of the comer-stool.
The converse sharing, though in duty's school ; For now attentively 'tis his to hear Interrogations from the Master's chair, ' Left ye your bleating charge, when day -light fled, ' Near where the hay-stack lifts its snowy head ? ' Whose fence of bushy furze, so close and warm, ' May stop the slanting bullets of the storm. * For, hark !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On beams rough-hewn, from age to age that lie.
Bade his widefahrw unimpair'd sustain The orchard's store, and cheese, and golden grain ; Bade, from its central base, capacious laid.
The well- wrought chimney rear its lofty head ; Where since hath many a savoury ham been stor'd.
And tempests howl'd, and Christmas gambols roar'd.
Flat on the hearth the glowing embers lie. And flames reflected dance in every eye : There the long billet forced at last to bend. While gushing sap froths out at either... end, 70 WINTER.
Throws round its welcome heat : — the ploughman smiles, And oft the joke runs hard on sheepish Giles, Who sits joint tenant of the comer-stool.
The converse sharing, though in duty's school ; For now attentively 'tis his to hear Interrogations from the Master's chair, ' Left ye your bleating charge, when day -light fled, ' Near where the hay-stack lifts its snowy head ? ' Whose fence of bushy furze, so close and warm, ' May stop the slanting bullets of the storm. * For, hark !
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bloomfield Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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